Original British Manufactured P-1818 East India Company Transitional Brown Bess Musket French Antique Guns We used a steel folding

We used a steel folding bi-pod assembly and steel bolts with wing nuts (just like an original)

These muskets have brass mounts and bannister rail stocks

310 were produced in the first quarter of 1870

The rear felt showing some moth trail damage but remarkable for 225 years (or more)

Original British Manufactured P-1818 East India Company Transitional Brown Bess Musket French Antique Guns We used a steel foldingOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is the only example we found in 55,000 antique gun purchase from the Royal Nepalese Army in 2003. This is the final version of the Brown Bess Musket the East India Company introduced that later transitioned into the percussion system in 1839. This musket represents the change from the "Windus" system, in place since 1771 to the new "Baker" system fully adopted in 1819. The Baker system simplified many elements